洛杉矶Berkeley街四卧三浴公寓中一间带家具, Los Angeles

Name: 洛杉矶Berkeley街四卧三浴公寓中一间带家具
Brand: uhomes
SKU: R00746855

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1331 Berkeley St #3 - Planetlover 1 Los Angeles, CA, Los Angeles, California(CA) 90404

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Property ID: R00746855

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**This is a Room For Rent in a 4BR3B Shared Apartment** (This is a Private Bedroom,Shared Bathroom w/o Parking)

Room For Rent in a 4b 3b Shared Apartment in a Sunny apartment located in Santa Monica BLVD. Very quite(32dB in the day time which similar to the sound level of a quite library)Perfect for SMC and UCLA student or Young professional who wants to enjoy a decent living experience and save some money at the same time. 10min Bus ride to UCLA. You will share the bathroom with a male roommate. Central AC and heat. Beautiful fire place. Huge Room,Everything is Brand new. Room will be furnished and ready to move in, High speed internet is included in the rent. Brand new carpet floor, High speed internet, Air conditioning, Refrigerator, Dishwasher, Garage parking, Fireplace, Oven / range

**Features**

High speed internet
Refrigerator
Dishwasher

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